The phrase "adequate for the current" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something meets the necessary standards or requirements for a specific situation or context.
Example: "The resources we have are adequate for the current project demands, ensuring we can meet our deadlines."
Alternatives: "sufficient for the present" or "suitable for the current situation."
(c) Inadequate response to at least two antidepressants given sequentially at an adequate dose for an adequate time for the current depressive episode.
Adults with a diagnosis of major depression, an episode of DSH in the previous 12 months and inadequate response to at least two antidepressants given sequentially at an adequate dose for an adequate time for the current depressive episode will be allocated to add lithium to current therapy (intervention arm) or not (control arm).
PK and PK/PD models were shown to be adequate for describing the current dataset.
While a basic list of extensions worked just fine for a small number of them, it wasn't an adequate solution for the current list of eighty Power-Ups, Atlassian's head of platform for Trello Hamid Palo told me.
The second question is whether existing market and regulatory incentives provide adequate remuneration for the current and future value of bioenergy as a flexibility option and whether they are effective in activating flexibility potentials.
Fatigue seems to increase in the first twelve months [ 34] following stroke but is known to persist for more than two years [ 6] and so four years was felt to be an adequate disease duration for the current sample.
Although apparently adequate for the purpose of the current study, the inclusion of one or more nuclear genes will increase the power of inferences drawn, because mitochondrial lineages have been shown to not always agree with nuclear gene lineages.
As for punishing leakers, my sample of experts agrees, the current law seems to be more than adequate, and the current practice — at least for the rank and file — is anything but permissive.
